Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
OpenAI, Anthropic’s openness on risks is encouraging, but AI holds promise, Technion prof. says
"It's encouraging when the people leading the development of this technology speak openly about the risks, but we should remind ourselves of the benefits it offers,” said Professor Yaniv Romano.
Who was Israeli American Daniel Lewin, the first victim of 9/11?
From Weizmann computers to start-up nation: How Israel grew to become a high-tech powerhouse
Autonomous AI-powered drone tech detects and reports fires, test launched by five-way partnership
Israel unveils miniature human heart model to transform drug testing
A minuscule model of a human heart, the size of a grain of rice, has been created in Israel. With the potential to put an end to the often criticized animal testing by pharmaceutical companies.
Improved transistors could be made in future without silicon – Technion
Researchers found that small changes in an oxide material’s atomic structure could control its electrical properties.
Fresh food, legumes, vitamin D can help prevent preeclampsia - study
Researchers at Rambam Health Care Campus and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa have found some interesting ways to help prevent preeclampsia.
Technion and Economy Ministry collaborate to boost industry innovation
The endeavor seeks to propel innovation, progress and competitiveness, ultimately boosting production capacity for Israel's manufacturing industry.
Devastating baldness disease can develop even without genetic involvement- Israeli study
About one person in 50 – equally in men and women –will suffer from alopecia areata at some point in their life.
Two-thirds of Israeli universities drop in global academic rankings
Institutions of higher learning in the West are being overshadowed by those in China, which is investing huge sums in teaching and research.
Technion and the University of Toronto initiate AI solutions in the field of medicine
International collaborations help to advance Artificial Intelligence, beginning with a workshop in Ein Gedi.
Israeli biomedical research introduces new brain damage rehab techniques - study
A study conducted at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa sheds light on the subject of brain damage and finger dexterity.
Women are smart, so why do men dominate in STEM?
Don’t quote me, but if Israel’s future lies with brains, not brawn, and it does for sure, we really do need more women to study science, technology, engineering and math (dubbed STEM).
120 Israeli academics launch petition in support of government's judicial reform
The initiative was supported by Professor Yisrael Aumann, who spoke at the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee sessions on the reforms.
